USN Muscle Fuel Anabolic

[FOX1]

Has anyone tried this stuff?
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I have just bought 4kg and 2nd week on it, time will tell
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I do feel a tingling in my fingers and some body parts after drinking.
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http://www.fitness-101.co.uk/2012/usn-muscle-fuel-anabolic-review/
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sure would like some reviews if anyone has tried this stuff

 

[Vince Carter]

Check the label for either Beta Alanine, or Niacin, the BA if it's there is responsible for the prickly tingle feels. I looked over your link and I didn't see that the supplement facts label so I can't tell for myself if that is in there, but BA is a good ingredient.

 

[madman]

Has anyone tried this stuff?
.
I have just bought 4kg and 2nd week on it, time will tell
.
I do feel a tingling in my fingers and some body parts after drinking.
.
http://www.fitness-101.co.uk/2012/usn-muscle-fuel-anabolic-review/
.
sure would like some reviews if anyone has tried this stuff

Basically what your paying for is a basic mass gainer with carbohydrate (simple high gi)/protein(whey/casein derived from milk) and the only effective ingredient added is creatine monohydrate 5000mg+creatine ethyl ester4400mg(which is not needed) as 9400mg creatine is overkill postworkout. As far as the HYPERBOLIC STACK(LOL)-taurine 1500mg has numerous health benefits but tribulus terrestris there is some vague research stating that when given to INFERTILE men there are improvements in libido/ed and you are on trt so a moot point!





If you are just looking for a quick way to add calories in your diet to help increase lean mass than it is just a basic product and if you are mainly looking for a product that will aid in strength/muscle/endurance/recovery than you would be far better adding your own combination of creatine 3-5g/beta-alanine 3-6g/citrulline malate 2:1 at 6 g as these 3 ingredients alone will act synergistically and are backed up by lots of research especially creatine. To make it even better I would just ditch the weight gain powder and use ground oats+your choice of protein powder+(creatine/beta-alanine/citrulline malate).